Tom Hiddleston and Benedict Cumberbatch One Shots

Waltz to Remember

A/N: I think I am going to stop putting random names for the girls in all the One Shots and start putting “you” or “I” so it is easier to put yourself in the action. Also, it helps me out because instead of searching for the right name that sounds good I can use “you” or “I” and not worry about names. So yeah I hope you guys enjoy this one! I thought of it while listening to Frank Sinatra and will link the video.

            XoBETHxO

            I pulled on my jeans and picked my hair up in a high ponytail as Tom started to put leashes on the dogs.

            “Are you ready to head out on our walk, darling,” Tom asked handing me the leash. I nodded and headed out the door to start your walk to Hyde Park. As we walked, I felt the cool air blow against my face. The fall was my favorite time of the year and it was already starting to feel like the holiday season. Soft music played from the speakers of the park while we strolled on the park trail.

            “I love this time of the year,” Tom said, “I just don’t like shoveling snow out of the driveway.”

            “I love it as well but I think that like, a bit of snow is okay. Once it comes up to my ankle that’s where I draw the line,” I responded. My German shepherd Wall-e started barking and Tom grabbed onto his leash tight and commanded,

            “Heal.” Wall-e sat down obediently and whimpered at the squirrel that scurried past us.

            “Heal,” I said to Belle our Rottweiler (A/N I love this breed so don’t judge). She sat down next to Wall-e and waited for our command. I felt Toms strong arms wrap around my waist and he planted a kiss on my cheek. Frank Sinatra started to play from the speakers and I said excitedly,

            “I love this song! I remember my Dad and I would sit in the backyard talking on the patio as we listened to this song.”

            “Someday, when I’m offly low. When the world is cold. I will feel a glow thinking of you. And the way you look. Tonight,” Tom sang along with the music. I giggled as he sang and turned to face me. He grabbed my hands and continued to serenade me sweetly.

            “Let’s waltz,” he said pulling me close to his chest, “It’ll be fun.”

            “I don’t know how to waltz,” I admitted grabbing his hand. He placed his hand on my waist respectfully and said,

            “C’mon I will teach you how. It’s really simple and you don’t have to do much of the work.” He walked us to a gazebo with the dogs following behind us. They sat near the steps as Tom pulled you under the shade. You two reassumed the position and Tom whispered,

            “Now just follow my lead, alright? I step forward with my right foot and you step back with your left and it goes on and on.” I nodded as he stepped forward and my foot step back. I looked down so I wouldn’t step on Tom’s feet and embarrass myself.

            “Look up at me,” Tom said as his fingers slipped under my chin and lifted it to his mouth. We shared a sweet kiss while waltzing underneath the gazebo. It was perfect. He was perfect. This whole moment was perfect. The music faded away then Tom dipped me and I let out a startled squeal.         

            “Don’t worry I won’t ever drop you,” he said reassuringly. Tom’s lips met mine and we shared another passionate kiss. He pulled away after some time and lifted me upright, securing me on the floor.

            “Let’s head home and practice?” I suggested as I grabbed Belles leash and she stood up. Tom took Wall-e’s leash in his hand, held mine, and said,

            “I think that’s a great idea.”